Prince Harry could be expected to travel to the UK within days (Image: GETTY)
is expected to travel to the UK as early as this Tuesday for the latest in his ongoing High Court trial.
His is set to return for his case against News Group Newspapers (NGN), the publisher of The Sun, which Harry claims used deeply unethical and illegal methods to gather stories about him for years. NGN denies any wrongdoing.
The trial officially begins on January 21 and is expected to last seven weeks as it involves multiple plaintiffs.
The detailed schedule is still unknown, which means that it is not certain when Harry will give evidence. However, he is expected to give evidence early on in the trial.
Much like previous visits to the UK, Harry will travel to the UK on his own.
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His wife – who has not visited the UK since 2022 – will remain in California with their two children, Archie, five, and Lilibet, three.
During his upcoming trip to his home country, Harry will reportedly be given “limited police protection” despite losing his legal battle for taxpayer-funded security.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has agreed to provide Harry with armed officers from the Royalty and Specialist Protection Command, a source has claimed.
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Meghan Markle and their children are not set to travel to the UK with Harry (Image: GETTY)
Speaking to the about Harry’s upcoming visit to the UK, royal expert Jennie Bond said: “I think he will be mildly annoyed that he is not being given full police protection, but this is a step in the right direction as far as he is concerned.
“I think it is a PR mistake to turn down accommodation at Buckingham Palace, where security is guaranteed and already paid for.”
She added: “It seems unreasonable to expect police protection around a hotel just because he chooses to turn down a perfectly good offer of secure accommodation.”